Question : What makes Kikkoman Tamari Soy Sauce unique?
Answer : Kikkoman Tamari Soy Sauce has a deep, rich color and a unique, fine flavor. It is made with a touch of wheat, which adds complexity to its taste and gives it an appealing color.
Question : How can I use Kikkoman Tamari Soy Sauce?
Answer : Kikkoman Tamari Soy Sauce is a versatile seasoning that can be used in a wide range of recipes. Add it to stir-fries, marinades, sauces, and soups to enhance the savoriness of your dishes.
Question : Is Kikkoman Tamari Soy Sauce gluten-free?
Answer : No, Kikkoman Tamari Soy Sauce contains wheat and is not gluten-free. If you are looking for a gluten-free alternative, try Kikkoman Gluten-Free Tamari Soy Sauce.
Question : Is this unagi sauce (eel sauce)?
Answer : Pretty similar, I think. Sweet soy about the thickness of molasses. It's delicious so if it doesn't match Unagi sauce, you still can't lose. Try it on grilled salmon - wonderful!
Question : Is it made in Japan?
Answer : Yes, it is made in Japan. It is actually lower in sodium than the US lower sodium Kikkoman. It is actually very good.
Question : Is the 'milder' version a product of Japan or USA?
Answer : It's a product of Japan, and I think it is far superior to all of the other soy sauces.
Question : How long do these last before they expire?
Answer : About 6 months.
Question : Does this product have MSG?
Answer : Yes, the ingredient list states 'mono sodium glutamate.'
Question : Is this another name for sweet soy sauce?
Answer : It's the consistency of syrup. We love it on grilled salmon. Sort of a sweet teriyaki.
Question : Does this have a sweet soy sauce flavor to it? I've used molasses for Chinese dishes, but it doesn't give my dishes that soy sauce flavor that I want.
Answer : Yes, it does have a sweet soy flavor. It also is thicker so will coat well. I have a friend who showed it to me as a dipping sauce over salmon mixed with wasabi lemon juice and warmed. And encrusting the salmon with butter chopped garlic.
Question : Can anyone venture a guess as to when they might expire? 12 months, 18 months, etc.?
Answer : Our stock is dated best by 12-18-17.
Question : How does this taste different than teriyaki sauce?
Answer : It is a little sweeter and thicker than traditional teriyaki sauce.